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    NormCap

    NormCap

    OCR powered screen-capture tool to capture information

    NormCap is a free, open-source screen capture application that extracts text and structured information from images using optical character recognition. Instead of saving conventional screenshots, it converts selected screen regions into editable text. Users can capture paragraphs, interface labels, documents, and other visible content with a simple selection tool. Its OCR processing operates locally, helping preserve privacy without relying on cloud services. NormCap includes different...
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    AInotate

    AInotate

    Annotated screenshots for AI agents, not directions in words

    AInotate gives AI agents annotated screenshots. Ask an agent where a setting is and it captures the page or window, finds the elements by text or role, and draws numbered steps, Skitch-style arrows, boxes and labels placed where they cover the least content. Emails, tokens and other secrets are redacted automatically, and the agent checks a preview before it sends the image. Use it for "where do I click" answers, bug reports, how-to guides and before/after shots of a change. It runs locally...
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